Congratulations on your pursuit of a degree, certificate, or other opportunity at Norwich University. The role of the Bursar’s Office is to help you meet your financial obligations on time, and as conveniently as possible.

How We Can Help You

Our goal is to provide you access to the information needed to start each semester worry-free, so that you can focus on the important business of succeeding in your academic program. If you cannot find the answers to your questions here, please contact your student services advisor. We are all here to help you achieve success.

How the Bursar Works with Financial Planning

Our colleagues in the Bursar and Student Financial Planning Offices counsel students on the financial aid options for which they qualify, including federal student loans, once students have been accepted to Norwich University. We work with student financial planning to ensure that once your loan, scholarship, and/or other funds are received, they are applied to your tuition bill.

Student Financial Planning Office

Registration Deposit for New Graduate Students

Prior to beginning your degree program at Norwich University, you are responsible for paying a refundable $250 registration deposit to help us hold your spot. Upon enrollment the deposit is applied to your tuition bill. Your admissions advisor will contact you with details and help you through the process. This deposit does not apply to bachelor's degree completion students.

How Students Pay for their Education

There are a number of options for paying for your education including:

Your Monthly Student Statement

Student account statements are available on NUpay. Students may recieve statement updates by setting email notifications in NUpay with the student’s email address of record. The Student Statement reflects the current status of a student’s account. Students should monitor statements to confirm posting of credits from checks, loans, and outside tuition assistance.

Refund Checks

If overpayment occurs, federal loans and grants are refunded automatically. Refund checks are available after the semester starts and once a student is confirmed active in the classroom. Refunds checks are generated weekly and mailed on Friday's.